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Mr. Giant Plants in Florida!......LOL.....That is a good one Mike!..... I am referring to the Costa Rican Malanga Lila (Purple Malanga)!.....I usually get them down here in Florida, on Sundays at The Organic/Wholesale Food Market Place!.... Scientific Name: Xanthosoma Sagittifolium An herbaceous perennial plant. It has underground stem, from which sprout swollen, lateral and horizontal shoots, known as cormels. It is oriented to human consumption. The corms are used for human and animal food, thanks to its nutritional content. A countless number of dishes are prepared with it, such as: soft drinks, beverages, soups, pastas, salads, sweets, breads, cakes, cookies and ice-cream..... A very nutritious food!.... ![]()
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Malanga.
I picked mine up at the market and have grown them ever since for the awesome tropical foliage. Never have eaten them though. Easy to grow and overwinter in containers in zone 5/6. Btw your plants are beasts....Looking good. ![]() Waiting for " New corms #3" .This is a malanga repot carnage photo......I should eat them instead of repotting them. For Sunday breakfast I might make Goetta, eggs and hash browns( shredded malanga) and toast. Can you smoke them? ![]() Malanga by Hostafarian, on Flickr Last edited by cincinnana : 03-10-2017 at 08:37 AM. |
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Thank you Mike!.....Just trying to do my best with the plants!.... "Waiting for "New Corms #3!".......hahahahahaha!.....LOL!..... Ummm!.....Yummmy!...That sounds like a awesome Sunday breakfast!..... ![]() Don't know about smoke them, tho!.....I have never tried!.... I have been eating Malanga since I was a child!.....My mom used to boil them first, then peel them, cut them in chunks and blend them with milk, a little bit of honey and liquid vanilla flavor!......What a refreshing, very nutritious milkshake!....Now you got me hungry!.....
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Hector, I will go to my grow room and pop out a big root and make this delicious drink using vanilla soy milk. This is going to make a great smoothie.........yummers I will let you know. Thanks for sharing! Malanga drink to you ![]() Last edited by cincinnana : 03-11-2017 at 11:17 AM. |
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Put 60 lbs of two different kinds of ginger in coconut mulch and then in the germination chamber.
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Started some Thai Giant Elephant Ear seeds today. Some where last years '16 and some '17 (I guess that is last year now). We will see if any of these.
Will become these.
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Transplanted some Arisaema urashima.
. ![]() Arisaema urashima by Hostafarian, on Flickr . The plant is a decent spreader in forest floor conditions. . ![]() Arisaema urashima by Hostafarian, on Flickr |
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I planted ferns and cassia fistula and other plants yesterday.
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Getting a jump dividing dormant small/mini ferns and hostas.
Bonsai pots improve the presentation of super small plants. Circle of friends(left) have the centers cut out for fern and hosta placement. . ![]() Potting up some hosta for spring by Hostafarian, on Flickr |
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Trithrinax campestris and Sabal palmetto palms I grew from seeds
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Planted (overseeded) some Finelawn turf seed in the yard.
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Put up some of the dwarfs the last few days.
Dwarf plants under 4 feet are an easy grow under lights for the few months for winter. ![]() Last edited by cincinnana : 04-22-2021 at 08:40 PM. |
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I did move many plants indoors for a few more days during this cold snap...
![]() Putting a heavy plant on the trim mower makes moving heavy plants so much easier. . ![]() Spring is the time to carefully split your small pups. .. ![]() Time to fill the terra cotta.. ![]() Last edited by cincinnana : 04-22-2021 at 08:56 PM. |
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Do you Hosta?
Now and fall is the time to split this plant...this is the orinoco of hosta ![]() There are great YouTube videos.....to split your plants. Choose what works for you...... New intro..... ![]() Hostsa... by Hostafarian, on Flickr Last edited by cincinnana : 04-25-2021 at 09:02 PM. |
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Spring ..
Time to repot, replant, split,and refresh the soil in your containers and planters. Rejuvenate the soilless mix for best plant performance. It's like getting a new plant each time. ![]() Planter maintenance by Hostafarian, on Flickr |
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Rhizomes of 9 new heliconias, 3 new calatheas and 1 new stromanthe and I have more on the way.
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rhizome of heliconia indica 'spectabilis' aka illustris 'rubricaulis' (pink striped)
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Two Koroneiki Olives and two rose bushes.
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Today I planted onion sets for their round flower spikes as a landscape plant.
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